The 3^rd International Conference of the Spanish Scientific Society of Social Psychology took place in Cuenca from 4 to 6 October 2018.

The 3^rd International Conference of the Spanish Scientific Society of Social Psychology and 14^th National Conference on Social Psychology is the most important scientific meeting of social psychologists that takes place every two years in Spain. The last edition took place from 4 to 6 October 2018, at the Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences in Cuenca.

The scientific programme focused on different areas of study, leading to 30 research topics:

• psychosocial intrapersonal processes;
• interpersonal processes and relationships;
• group psychology and intergroup relationships;
• applied social psychologies; and
• other areas of study within social psychology.

In this context, members of the Research Group on Psychosocial Well-being in Childhood and Adolescence (BIPSIA) presented two papers entitled ‘Intimate partner violence among adolescents and new technologies and ‘Bullying, cyberbullying and online risk behaviours in adolescent cyber-aggressors.’ 

In addition to the various activities, the conference also featured international presentations. Full Professor of the Eindhoven University of Technology Evangelia Demerouti (Netherlands) gave the opening lecture entitled ‘Improving employee well-being and functioning at work: The use of bottom-up approaches.’ On the other hand, Professor of the University College London Ana Guinote gave the closing lecture entitled ‘How Power Affects Thought and Action: Energizing and Seeking Salient Goals.’